The visionary impact of Trump's war is on every central bank's mind.

I think the likelihood is that interest rates will go up a bit at some point.

The Bank of England is split.

The Greens obviously are expected to do well in these elections.

The view is because the Green Party want to increase taxes and public spending,

the bond market will be like, well, hang on a minute. How are they going to pay for all this?

How are they going to do all this? A way will be found to get Stama out. If they lose significant

numbers of seats to the Greens, the logic to fight back will be to move the government to the left.

We're delighted to say that this year the rest is money

is being powered by Octopus Energy. So Greg is back with us. Greg, I've got another question for you.

So in terms of energy companies, are we just back to the big six? You know what? We've only got like

six or so major supermarket chains. No one worries about that because they invest ferociously in competition.

You've got differentiation.

You know, we thought the market was stable, then Alden Little turned up.

Competition is not about reinventing the souk with dozens of identicate companies.

It's about companies having different approaches to looking after customers

and competing ferociously on that. Energy could well be going that direction.

Cheers, Greg. And thank you for powering this episode of The Rest Is Money.

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